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- The usernames and passwords are not linked to a database, so all combinations of entries (including empty strings) are accepted. This also means that the log-in page isn't personalized but will always welcome the user named "Amy" and her 5 ballots to audit.
- Progress is not saved: once an audit is completed, the data is not saved. This means if a user logs in multiple times, s/he will have to start a new auditing process each time.
- Editing the previous ballot is not yet possible. Editing the current ballot is possible, however, so by testing this feature, users will get a feel for editing the previous ballot.
- Only one edit can be made per audit, though eventually they can make as many revisions as needed.
- Results are static and do not reflect any entered information.
- After entering the last race on a ballot, if the "Fix Mistake" button is clicked and the user tries to correct a race, the button panel is updated, but the ballot count number is ahead one.